What time does your flock go to sleep?

My girls are on the roosts somewhere between 7 and 715 pm.

 

Mine go to roost each night shortly after sunset, which right now is 8:02.

 

My gals start heading in about 7:15 and their lights go out at 7:30. Lights on about 5 am. ( we have lights on a timer)

 

It is dusk here- I would say mid-dusk. 8:30pm and my flock is starting to walk around the coop. They just did the last spin of the yard, and are waiting to make the way in.

I don't know what time they get up- My rooster just started crowing the last few mornings- it is quite sad still... But yesterday he did wake me up with a super pathetic roo and cluck action!

 

Everyone seems to head in around.d 7:45 here while I'm bathing and bedding the kids. It's so funny I feed the ducks bathe the kids, story time and tuck them in, then go outside gather up food troughs and waterers, lock up the coop and wish chickens goodnight, check the waterfall in the duckpond (full molt and pumps don't mix) wish the ducks a quiet night (they are my first alarm to any strange happenings in the yard at night) then feed the house animals... It's amazing that everyone is in bed and I'm still working. Oh well... They bring me joy.

 

I have 5 tractors in the yard, they all go to bed at different times. The Cochins usually go to bed very early, about 5:30- 6:00. The turkeys go to bed when we go out and chase them in to lock them up.

 

Quote:That was us with the ducks, but we realized that they are happier being out all the time and they start their foghorn quack if they hear or see something and peck the patio door (my bedroom) so we let them do what they want. I don't thunk chickens would do that though.

 

all in by 8:35. Always first are the barnevelders then the wyandottes fallowed by the welsummers.

 

They just went up about 10 minutes ago..8:20pm.